RP Lighting Provides Recessed Lighting for Retrofitting and New Construction

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - May 2, 2024 - PRLog -- Would you like to add modern lighting to your home to open up your space?

Recessed lighting is your ticket to modern elegance and functional illumination! However, knowing the ins and outs of installing it in new construction vs. a remodel can make all the difference.

We're here to shed light on their differences so you can not only light up your room in style, but do so in the most efficient way possible.

Adding Recessed Lighting to New Construction

Installing recessed lighting fixtures during construction is a popular approach among homeowners due to its convenience! Because the walls and ceilings are open, you or your contractor have unobstructed access to electrical wiring and structural components. This makes it easier to plan your lighting along with your other technology needs like speakers and cables, creating a seamless integration that will make your set up the envy of your neighborhood.

Retrofitting Recessed Lighting

Retrofitted lighting involves installing recessed light fixtures in an existing structure where access to wiring and structural elements may be limited. This scenario requires careful planning and execution to make sure the installation is successful without causing any significant damage or disruptions.

Retrofitting provides the flexibility to adapt as needed, all while saving money on labor costs compared to new construction installs.

Read more here: https://www.rplighting.com/2024/04/30/recessed-lighting-o...

About RP Lighting + Fans: For over 30 years RP Lighting + Fans, formerly Royal Pacific, has been a valued supplier of lighting and fans to multiple markets throughout the United States and Canada. Established in 1990, RP specializes in the multi-family builder and showroom markets, and has rapidly grown to serve light commercial construction, mixed-use, and national account markets.